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Ahmad Ibsais

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🇵🇸 The proudest Palestinian || writer of state of siege! || words in The Guardian, Time, Al Jazeera, The Nation, and others || new lawyer

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Ahmad Ibsais’s Biography

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I am a law student and writer
I write the blog State of Siege
I write poetry and opinion pieces
Seen in Al Jazeera, TIME, CNN, The Nation, +
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Ahmad Ibsais’s Journalist Portfolio

The words of Palestinian Poets will never die

The words of Palestinian Poets will never die

The war on Palestinian culture, and the poets martyred in the process.

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On the Right to Return, forever and always

On the Right to Return, forever and always

The Right of Return Personal Reflections Legal Scholarship

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Behind the noise of an ‘Iran deal’, Palestine continues to burn Original

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By Ahmad Ibsais
| Al Jazeera English Verified
Most people in the West, even those who follow international news avidly, have likely not heard of Sam Fahd Abu Haikal, the seven-month-old Palestinian baby Israeli soldiers shot in the face and killed near Hebron in the occupied West Bank earlier this month. They probably are not aware of the relentless, escalating Israeli violence across the rest of the occupied territories, either.
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Behind the noise of an ‘Iran deal’, Palestine continues to burn

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By Ahmad Ibsais
| QOSHE
Most people in the West, even those who follow international news avidly, have likely not heard of Sam Fahd Abu Haikal, the seven-month-old Palestinian baby Israeli soldiers shot in the face and killed near Hebron in the occupied West Bank earlier this month. They probably are not aware of the relentless, escalating Israeli violence across the rest of the occupied territories, either.
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Israel’s Yellow Line in Gaza: Annexation without Legal Burden

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By Ahmad Ibsais, Diana Buttu, Adam Hanieh
| Al-Shabaka Network
Introduction The Israeli regime is drawing a “Yellow Line” across Gaza to consolidate what it has always wanted: Palestinian land. The Yellow Line is not an internationally recognized border. Borders are typically established through bilateral agreements, adjudication, or mutual recognition under international law. By contrast, the so-called Yellow Line in Gaza functions as a de facto military demarcation associated with ceasefire arrangements and enforced through Israeli operational control.
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